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The heating pad maintains the temperature of the container around 59°Fahrenheit - 149°Fahrenheit and can also be applied to heat other items within that temperature range
The heating pad has a sensitive thermostat on the inside that automatically stops heating when the temperature reaches about 140°Fahrenheit to avoid safety issues caused by excessive temperatures. When the container temperature naturally decreases, the heating pad will automatically activate the heating unit, reducing your management time
The heating pads are not bendable or foldable and are only recommended for use on flat surfaces, not in liquids
specification:
Package Includes: One heating pad, one insulated cover
Material: pvc material (surface can be waterproof, but can not be immersed in liquid)
Power: 60W
Voltage: 100-120 Volts (Alternating Current)
frequency: 50/60Hz
Karlene Eaton
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
I lost my money . By the time you figure out the controls the products fail after a month or so and you can't return it . It sucks.
Beth Livingston
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
No my favorite. I should have gotten a proper box. This is hard to store. It isn’t easily moved about. It does get hot, warm and it comes with a durable cover.
kimberly odell
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2025
Edit: I was using it incorrectly. If used correctly which I do now it works great.I like the idea. But the thermostat did not work correctly. 78 degrees is actually about 100 and it bakes your dough. I do like the cover but that's not worth the price or what you're paying for.
Michelle K.
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
Don’t waste your money. If you set it for 81°, it should stay at that temp with minor fluctuations. Not this thing. If I wanted 20° fluctuations I would’ve just left the sourdough in a drafty place. No user manual either which is super helpful. Can’t even google it
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